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Susan Grant January 13, 2024

Stunned by Beauty

1603) I have been stunned by beauty a few times in my life. One was when I watched the movie Schindler’s List, directed and produced by Steven Spielberg. (Be aware, the movie earned its R rating.) In this movie, based upon a real man, Oscar Schindler hires Jews during WWII to earn money for him
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Susan Grant January 12, 2024

It Takes Courage to Wait

1602) I think one of the most difficult challenges to our faith is having to wait. We wait for medical information. We patiently await the Lord’s answer to our prayers. We are waiting for guidance that seems to be taking its time. We wait for God’s provision, which can come in unexpected forms. We wait
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Susan Grant January 11, 2024

You Can Be Faithful and Still Be Confused

1601) The end of the year 2023 has been difficult in my home. We’ve had the death of my father, utility poles broken (the power lines damaged twice), a generator die, three teeth needing crowns, Covid for the second time, serious health issues, cars breaking down and more. My husband and I have sat together
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Susan Grant January 10, 2024

If It’s Easy, It Won’t Last

1600) As I read Proverbs 20:6, two men come to mind. Let’s look at the verse first. It says (ESV) Many a man proclaims his own steadfast love, but a faithful man who can find? The first man who comes to mind is marketing specialist, Seth Godin. The circle of my writing career overlaps Seth’s.
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Susan Grant January 9, 2024

A Valuable Skill

1599) We are living in times when you really don’t need to know how to do many things. Often, skilled laborers are only knowledgeable about doing one specific thing. The renaissance man (or woman), the ones who know how to do many things, are dying off. I’ve also wondered if this lack of abilities in
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Susan Grant January 8, 2024

Watch for Vulnerabilities

1598) There are times in our lives when circumstances leave us vulnerable. It may be a death, a violent act or even a misplaced loyalty that becomes suddenly obvious. When someone is in any of these places or others like them, it is very difficult to see those who may try to take advantage of
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Susan Grant January 7, 2024

Who Chose Whom?

1597) For those of you who are animal lovers, you know the time of “picking out” the kitten or puppy from the litter is an important one. The two times I have picked out a puppy, I distinctly wanted a specific color and sex of the animal. I also wanted to be sure my “pick”
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Susan Grant January 6, 2024

It’s the Small Things

1596) Usually when we hear the phrase, “It’s the small things that matter,” we are thinking of the little actions or words that push us forward in a kind-hearted spirit. Have you ever considered, however, that the opposite effect is also true? If you are cold and calculating as Satan is, you know that the
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Susan Grant January 5, 2024

Anger is like Velcro

1595) Do you know anyone who has a problem with anger? Has it been you, at certain times of your life? Anger isn’t generally considered very “Christian” but, actually, anger in and of itself isn’t the slippery slope to Hades. Instead, it can be the catalyst for standing up for the underdog or spurring you
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Susan Grant January 4, 2024

When You Doubt God’s Word

1594) There are times when I read verses like 2 Corinthians 4:8-9 when I have frowned and seriously doubted they are true. What do I mean? Well, according to the verse, we, as God’s children, experience affliction but we are not crushed. We feel perplexed, but we are not driven to despair. Even though we
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